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Should I show my house if I'm sick? Or should I cancel the showings until I'm not contagious? Of course, I wouldn't stay in the house for the showings, but I'm wondering if having a showing when germs are in the house is a no-no. Also, I don't want to miss out on a potential buyer by canceling showings for several days.
Asked by Esther | Pittsburgh, PA | 10-21-2024 | 708 Views | Selling | Updated 2 years ago
I want to sell my home in Pittsburg but my nephew is on the Deed and will not work with me. Can I still sell it? I need some advice as to how we can get this property sold as he has been collecting the rents solely himself for approximately 5 years. I no longer want to be responsible and my name is First on the Deed. The home was my mother's home. He is only a grandson.
I am a beneficiary of a 2016 addendum for a commercial building adjacent to a income property the addendum was to separate mine from the sale. The owner and buyer both named I was an intentional beneficiary it covers necessary work and upgrades to the apartment and detailed use of property i now have none although I pay for out -of - pocket while the other tenants have social services and other perks. My landlord has done nothing to rectify the discrepancy nor has she offer or intend to fulfill the obligation she made to me and accepted bythe buyer
Asked by Amme | West York, PA | 06-14-2024 | 868 Views | Finance & Legal Info | Updated 2 years ago
I've heard that there's going to be changes in paying a real estate agent. I'm considering selling my house and wondering how that will impact me. Should I try to sell before or after the changes? Thanks.
Should I wait to sell my house until later this year? It seems like maybe things will get better in the Fall?? What do you think?
We have a $500k home with a 2.75% mortgage. We don't like the neighborhood, though, and we want to move. Our family is growing and we prefer a family friendly area but it seems like a bad idea to sell when mortgage rates are so high. Should we try to rent?
Do I need to have licenses? What are the requirements besides needing money? Are there specific realtors for house flippers? Are there classes to take? Where can I find other people wanting to do the same thing?
Asked by Nakeya | Frackville, PA | 11-13-2023 | 1,255 Views | Investing | Updated 2 years ago
I'm considering 2 areas. One has better schools and I'm wondering if I will have better resale value in the area with better schools.
Asked by Sabrina | Mount Lebanon, PA | 08-24-2023 | 954 Views | Buying | Updated 3 years ago
What's the best thing to do with inherited property? Thanks.
Asked by John | Greensburg, PA | 02-03-2023 | 1,063 Views | Tips & Advice | Updated 3 years ago
I have cash - enough to get me an average home in the mountains but not a good one on an acre of land. Any advice or suggestions David
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